The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-07-24
LOCAL BRIEFS.

1Oat-LOOts
PIONEER DAYi
TIE HERALD will appear as usual on
tuesday morning.
FULLER's HILL bids for share OF the
public patronage on the % .h-to-mor-
row.
PARIS, IDAHO, will celebrate the ami
versary OF the entrance of the Pioneers
into Salt Lake Valley.
WILLS, FARao & Go g shipments yes
serdsy we're: Base bullion, $l.6cO; hne
bars, $46.31T. Total, $46 967.
NEARLY EVERYBODY, save editors and
printers, are making preparations TO
spend tomorrow in the mountains or
at the lakes.
THK CASE of the United States VS.. F.
a. Minis and others. involving the title
TO the Park City TOWNSHIP, Is still on be-
fore Referee Sheeks.
The MARRIAGE certificate of Reynolds
Cshoon and Margaret Ann Davis, both
of South Cottonwood. was fled with the
Probate Clerk yesterday.
TIE YONG man who claimed to have
NeeN robbed on Friday evening, gives
his name as Foster. He has obtained
no clue to his ASSISTANTS.
TIE FUFkRAL services over the re-
mains of the late Zebedee Coltrin will
be held at Spani~h Fork this morning,
commencing at IL o'clock.
NCCoREICX & Co. received yesterday:
Hansuer bullion, 5000; silver and
lead ores, 81 400; Bannock silver,
S6.400; Crescent ores, $4,275. Total,
81, 0T5.
A CASE of fatal sunstroke, the first
for many years, is reported in the
Eighth Ward. The victim was an in
fRnt son of 8. A. Bringman, and died
yesterday.
The BAoEs at Agricultural Park to-
morrow afternoon should draw out a
good attendance of lovers of this kind
OF sport. The programme appears IN
smother column.
TIE THEATRE will be open tomorrow
afternoon and evening-Mr John s.
Lindsay and his company producing
the great play of The Bells. The ad-
vance sale is fair.
AMONG THE latest of the popular
songs received by Messrs. Coslter &
snelgrove, is one entitled Baby Left
Us All Alone" by James Hood. It is
sure to become popular.
SEVERAL OF the boz, from the Deseret
Bank started out last evening to go to
Brighton's, thence over the mountains
10 the Park. and theme home Monday
night or Tuesday morning.
QUITE A number of people left for the
south yesterday at 4 clock, on the ex-
oursion to Nephi and other poin g..
Tickets for the same trip will be good
on the train leaving for the south to-
morrow at 7.20.
REV. WILLIAM PHRAHER. DID. of Sing
Sing, New York, secretary of the Pres
bYterisn board of home missions will
preach in the First Presbyterian Church
corner Second South and Second East
Streets at IL am.
Nh. II. E. GRow, of this city, will
emerge from the Mud Inferno on the
Hill to day. He will be met by his
Workmen, and half-adOzen of his sons,
who go out in Grant Bros new band
wagon this morning.
JOSEPH HEDGES and William Paddock
have been released from the Territorial
Insane Asylum at Provo. Both are
wanted on serious charges of immoral
ity. They we're arrested by Deputy
Pratt and brought to this city.
A GAME of Lacrosse will be played on
Washington Square, commencing to
morrow morning at 10 O'Clock. All in
terested and all who desire to Catch
on" TO some of the intricacies of the
game are cordially invited to be present
THROUGH AN ineXcusabIe error yester-
day we published as principals of, in
stead of witnesses to, a marriage, the
names of John P. Mortensen and Lizzy
Sloan. The real parties should have
been Carl A. Lundell and Ella z. An
dersOn.
Read THE attractive programme of
sales at the Eagle Emporium, which be
gin on Tuesday. ParasOis, embroidered
robes, embroideries, French satines and
erinsled seersuckers will be disposed of
by Mr.. Thomas at sacrificing figures.
See for yourselves.
TEE LITTLE daughter of Mrs. Paul, OF
salt Lake, who is visiting her sister,
Mrs. u. Robins, had the misfortune to
fall from a teeter-bOard Monday la I
and disiOcate her left arm at the elbow.
DR.. LeCOmpte replaced the Joint and
the child is now doing nicely.-Park
City Cal.
RsV WILLIAM MELLEH, who has been
missionary among the zulus twenty
Jour years, will speak in the Methodist
Episcopal Church on Sunday evening at
$50, at union meeting. All invited
Subject: Africa Open to Civilization
aRd Christianity, illustrated by large
maps and pictures.
AT TBE Spencer House are Mr., and
Mrs. William Burnside snd Jeannette
Marshal, OF St, Louis; William Jack
and Mr.. 5. e Smith, Toledo, Ohio; Mrs.
J. N. Oassidg and two children. san
Francisco; Mrs. w. T. Thompson and
daughters, Misses Laura s., Lens 81,
ibbie L.. Lucllls f.. Lottie g.. and ].
Thompson, Phoebe; Mrs. J. Montgom-
merry, Denver, Col.
THERE WILL be q cheap excursion to
all parts of Europe leaving early In
September, which will be under the d.
rection of an experienced manager; pas
sengers will have the choice of twelve
lines of first class steamships including
.Ee Gnion. There will be special low
rates by direct steamers 10 Copenhagen
and all points il Scandinavia; also 70
Sweden and Germany. Tickets will be
good to return snv time within eight
months. Particulars and circulars can
De had at tbs Globe Railway and Steam
ship ticket Office, II First South Street,
Salt Lake City.
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